LARISSA WALN V. DYSART SCHOOL DISTRICT

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• holding it is “a clear abuse of discretion to accord this factor any weight” where the plaintiff “is not engaged in product competition in the marketplace”
• holding it is “a clear abuse of discretion to accord this factor any weight” where the plaintiff “is not engaged in product competition in the marketplace”
• noting the patented technology was invented in, and the patents prosecuted from, the transferee district and the accused products were developed in that district
• weighing location of prosecuting attorneys in favor of transfer
• weighing location of inventors in favor of transfer

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).